The granary complex was built in the 1970s and was discontinued in the mid-1990s. There are 8 granaries in total, divided into two rows. The walls of each granary are cylindrical, with an inner diameter of 8 meters, an inner height of 7.3 meters, and a wall thickness of 0.4 meters. They are built with rammed earth. The roof is a pointed roof with yin and yang tiles. As a representative building of modern times, the granary group in front of the county was announced as a provincial cultural relic protection unit in 2011.
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Qingyang Village is located at the foot of Jianglang Mountain. Hundreds of families in the village are all surnamed Mao, which is the birthplace of Jiangnan Mao Clan, the ancestral home of Mao Zedong, and the ancestral home of Mao Fumei, the original wife of Chiang Kai-shek in Fenghua, and Mao Yanwen, the wife of Xiong Xiling, the first Premier of the Republic of China. It has been 1500 years since Mao Yuanqiong, the eighth ancestor of Jiangnan Mao Clan, moved here.
It is a World Natural Heritage Site, National Scenic Spot, and National AAAAA Tourist Area. Jianglang Mountain is on the multi-provincial golden tourist line communicating with the Southeast region, 25 km away from the city. It has three stone peaks, eighteen curves, Tower Hill, Su female lake, Xianju Temple and the entrance area of the six parts of the composition of the "strange peaks and red walls" as the main features. It is a typical Danxia geomorphological scenic area.